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Harness nuclear science to quench thirst of water-starved populations

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Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority (KNRA) Director for Partnerships and Public Awareness Edward Mayaka addresses the media on the role of the nuclear sector in the climate change fight at COP28 in Dubai. [Mactilda Mbenywe, Standard]

As we marked World Water Day 2024 last week, it is likely that millions out there were not aware of a potential unconventional hero in the quest to quench our global thirst - nuclear technology.

According to the UN, over two billion people are deprived of safely managed drinking water, Moreover, water scarcity takes a greater toll on women and children.

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